Cytogenetics ofXenopus laevis. I. G-banding pattern ofXenopus laevis chromosomes
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Summary
Although karyotype analyses by G-band staining have been used routinely in mammals, birds and reptiles, few have been reported in amphibia. We succeeded, however, in differential chromosome staining of some chromosomes of the African clawed toad,Xenopus laevis, by using the trypsin technique.
Keywords
Trypsin Xenopus Laevis Karyotype Analysis Chromosome Staining Differential Chromosome
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